Saint Juliana Parish

MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday
7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12:00 Noon
Saturday for Sunday Obligation
5:00 PM
Monday through Friday in Chapel
7:00 and 8:45 AM
Saturday Morning in Church
8:30 AM
Holy Days in Church
6:00, 7:00, 8:45 AM and 7:00 PM
RECONCILIATION
Saturday following 8:30 Mass & 4:00 to 4:30 PM in
Reconciliation Room of church or call for appointment.
BAPTISMS
First and third Sundays of each month at 1:30 PM in church.
Arrangements must be made at parish business office at least
one month in advance. First-time parents and parents new to
our parish must attend a preparation meeting at 7:30 PM on
the third Tuesday of any month prior to the Baptism.
WEDDINGS
Arrangements by appointment with a priest should be made at
least six months in advance of wedding day.
CHURCH
7201 N Oketo Ave
CHAPEL
7200 N Osceola Ave
PARISH CENTER & BUSINESS OFFICE
7200 N Osceola Ave · Chicago, IL 60631
Tel 773.631.4127 · Fax 773.631.4150
www.stjuliana.org
RECTORY
7158 N Osceola · Tel. 773.631.4386
SCHOOL
Kathleen Barton
PRINCIPAL:
7400 W Touhy Ave
Tel 773.631.2256 · Fax 773.631.1125
PASTOR:
ASSOCIATE PASTOR:
PASTOR EMERITUS:
PASTOR EMERITUS:
RETIRED ASSOCIATE:
DEACON COUPLES:
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE:
MUSIC DIRECTOR:
BUSINESS MANAGER:
HEALTH CO-ORD.:
PARISH SERVICES:
ADMIN. ASSISTANT:
BULLETIN EDITOR:
Rev. Stephen Kanonik
Rev. Robert I. Grib, S.J.
Rev. Donald J. Ahearn
Rev. Philip Dressler
Rev. Roger Caplis
Elizabeth and Edward Dolan
Margaret and Robert Ryan
Pam Francisco, D.R.E · 631.2239
Margie Shiel · 774.4956
Jeanne Anderson
Cindy Brennan
Joyce Browne
Diane Holmen
Claudette Link
Saint Juliana Parish
Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 12, 2006
The LORD keeps faith forever, secures justice for
the oppressed, gives food to the hungry.
— Psalm 146:7
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ST. JULIANA
MOTHERS’ CLUB
PRESENTS …
ARTS &
CRAFTS/GIFT
BAZAAR
Next Saturday,
November 18th,
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Ahearn
Activity Center
$1 ADMISSION - INCLUDES
ENTRY IN RAFFLE
Bake Sale
& Cookie Walk
Handmade Truffles
Crafted Artisan Jewelry
American Girl Products
Hand Knitted Shrugs/Hats
Christmas Ornaments
Designer Handbags
Personal Stationery
Avon Bath/Body Products
Handmade Soaps
Candles
Pampered Chef
Southern Living
Home Décor
and
much, much more!!!!
November 12, 2006
“There Is Only A Handful of Flour In My Jar
And A Little Oil In My Jug.”
‘Two Small Coins Worth A Few Cents.”
“ A handful of flour and a couple of small coins.” The importance of the two stories in today’s Scripture is not because one woman received from the Prophet
Elijah a miraculous source of flour and oil, or that the poor widow who gave all
she had received the blessing of Jesus.
You can only give what you have. Now that might seem obvious at first glance,
no? But how many of us are truly content with what we have? I’m not referring to
one’s financial resources, though the two stories do seem to highlight an economic
situation. We live in a highly competitive world. Youngsters from early on in life
are taught to compete, either literally on the sports field or figuratively in the academic or business world.
We are robbed of contentment almost from the moment we become aware of ourselves. We are taught to compete even with ourselves: “today you spoke one new
word, tomorrow you can speak two;” “today you took three steps, tomorrow you’ll
take three more;” “after high school you’ll go to college and get a really good
job;” “you’ve really accomplished a phenomenal amount of work today, the past
ten years, your whole lifetime!”
We live in a highly comparative society. We search for the proverbial “better
mouse trap” or vaccine or fuel injection engine or whatever. It’s hard to just have a
They gave
“handful of flour, a little oil, or two small
of what they had,
coins” in a world which believes that “more
freely and generously.
is better or “bigger is better.”
But suppose that's all you really have...or
are? Suppose in the “latest clinical studies,” as they say, you come out with a “bit
of flour, oil, and a few small coins”?
The two women in today’s Scripture possessed a quality which the Spirit considers worthy of emulation. They gave of what they had, freely and generously. Contrary to the world’s norms, each woman gave whatever it was she had, no matter
how small or insignificant it might have appeared to others. Each of them is a distinct personality, and if we were going to write a story about each, these women
would not be “plaster-casts” of each other. But the point is: they gave what they
had; who they were.
It may seem to us that we don’t have much more than a bit of flour, some oil and a
few coins. After all, we are who we are. I must do the things of Bob Grib and try
to share my “Bob Gribness” spontaneously and as generously as I can. I cannot
give Mother Teresa or St. Ignatious of Loyola or St. Francis of Assisi. In fact, I
cannot even give Jesus Christ. Ah, but I can be and give the “Christed Bob Grib.!”
After all, isn’t that what my Baptism did for me - “Christed, Christened” me?
Flour, oil, a few coins - Voila!
Father Bob Grib, S.J.
RCIA Traveler/Seeker
November 12, 2006
Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Juliana CCD Program
We are very proud of our St. Juliana CCD Confraternity of Christian Doctrine) Program. We keep
growing and growing! We meet on Wednesday
evenings from 6:45 until 8:00pm.
Our Program has 325 students from 210 families. The students
attend 38 public/private schools. We have a wonderfully diverse enrollment.
Our students are taught by 23 dedicated teachers who have
volunteered to share their time and faith with the children in
our program. We are grateful to the following teachers:
1st - Dotty DePetro, Kathy Fergus, Rose Gulliford,
Therese Jennings
2nd - Mary Berg, Linda Ebrom, Eileen Moriarty
3rd - Pam Ebrom, Alice Harris, Mary Rottman
4th - Dan & Betty Cieplik, Pat Trevino
5th - Diane Damert, Kristina Krueger, Ann Schoening
6th - Carol Beucher, Bernie Rieman, Lisa Maskala Streff
7th - Sharon Brabson, Jane Lidgus, Gayle McAuliffe
8th - Pete Schmidt.
We are also grateful to the 15-20 people who volunteer in our
program.
We asked our students why they liked CCD and why they
thought it was important. The following are some of the students responses:
FIRST YEAR:
Brianna Gruber - I like CCD because we learn about God
and His Son Jesus. We learn why God is important to us.
Gabrielle Buikema - CCD is important because it makes you
smarter. We learn a lot about God. Angie Anderson - I like
CCD because we learn about God and Jesus. I have fun. I like
the first day. We read about how God made the world. John
Cardella - I like CCD because I like to learn about God. I
love God. God is the maker of the world. God is powerful.
Nicholas Udell - I like CCD because I like to learn about God
and all the holy people. When I come to CCD I like to learn.
Kacie Bemis - I like to learn about the Holy Spirit.
Eric Lucchesi - I like to learn about God.
SECOND YEAR:
Aidan Fallon - I like CCD because it is fun! Mary Hehn - I
like CCD because I can't wait for my Communion. Kathleen
Gross - I like CCD because Ms. Moriarty is my teacher and I
know her. I also think it is important because you learn about
the saints, learn how to say the rosary, we get our First Communion at the start of next year, we learn about priests, God
and Jesus and we do a lot of worksheets to help us learn about
the church and creation. Joey DiFilippo - I like CCD because
I learn more things about God. I like CCD because we can go
to Church. I like the priest, Father Steve. He's nice to us. And
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I like to learn things. Mike O'Malley - I like CCD
because you can pray to God and you can sing to
God. Sam Kurzydlo - I think CCD is important
because we pray, learn about Jesus, and have fun.
We salute the Lord and we pray for him. The Lord
guides us and forgives us. We sing songs about
him, and wear our rosaries with pride. I respect
the Lord. That is why I like CCD and think it is important.
THIRD YEAR:
Andrew Schultz - I think that CCD is important because you
get to learn about God, Jesus, Mary, Joseph and all the other
people. Ben Calpino - I think CCD is important because it
teaches you about God. Greg Halik - I like CCD because I
have a good teacher and I learn about the Lord and Jesus and
Mary. Emma Boyd - I like CCD because you learn about lots
of cool things like stories about Jesus. I've always loved everything about Jesus! I love CCD! Kristen Apel - I like CCD
because I like learning about God. It’s really fun. I wish I
could come everyday. Alec Wojda - I like CCD because I like
to learn about the Holy Family and the celebrations and ways
to pray and how to pray.
FOURTH YEAR:
Casey McKenna - CCD is very important because we need to
know religion. If we don't know religion we won't know anything about being nice to other people or about most of the
details other than about Christmas or the other holidays. I
think CCD is fun because I think that it is good to learn about
God and that by going to CCD you in a way make God feel
good. You make him feel good by letting him know you worship him, by praying for others to let God and the people you
are praying for that you care. Lacey Schultz - CCD is important to me because we learn new things about Jesus every
Wednesday. It is important to me because I need to know
about Jesus so when I'm older I know everything I need to
know and do. I like CCD because I get to learn new things and
I get to read and serve in masses and I get to teach my own
CCD class. Caroline Hoffman - I like CCD because I get to
learn about God and all the great things he did in life to make
us exist. Learning about God is making me believe in God
even more. I learn about him. I also enjoy reading about God
and wish I could do good just like him. I think that it was
amazing how God could do all of these things. I love CCD
because of all of these things God does. Elizabeth Byrne - I
like CCD because we do lots of fun activities. This year I am
going to like CCD even more because we are going to do the
Christmas play. I love doing CCD. CCD Rules!
Sarah Espinoza - I like CCD because I like learning about
God and I like my teacher, Mrs. Cieplik. I also love getting
involved in CCD every year. Kelly Cullerton - I love CCD
class so much and I love going to it. It is fun to pray to God so
much. I would go every day. I want to pray at CCD and I love
the kids a lot. So I come on Wednesday to CCD.
Look for 5th though 8th grade’s response next week.
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November 12, 2006
Parish Blood Drive
Sunday, November 19th
from
7:00 am until 1:00 pm
For more information or to
make an appointment, please call:
Lori Gatta at
773.792.3387
Tammy Pritt at 773.774.7232
Men’s Club Meeting
Monday, November 13th
At 7:30 pm
Our meeting is scheduled for Monday, November13th.
Topic of discussion:
Thanksgiving Eve Bash
on
Wednesday, November 22nd
Tickets for the “Bash” may be purchased for $20 at the meeting.
They will be $25 at the door.
PICK-UP INFORMATION
DATE:
Thursday, November 16th
TIME:
2:00 pm TO 3:00 pm
PLACE:
Rev. Ahearn Activity Center
QUESTIONS?
Call: Cindy Kamka at
773.763.3465
St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive - Next weekend
Saturday, November18th & Sunday, November 19th
Non-perishable Food Items
Paper Goods
Household Products
Monetary Donations
along with your continued support
are greatly appreciated.
FOOD DRIVE
November 12, 2006
Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
WEEKLY OFFERING
CONTRIBUTIONS
Thank you for your support!
Sunday & Holy Day
Sunday, 11/5
Weekly Goal
YTD to Budget
$ 17,086
$ 17,260
$ (9,306)
All Saints Day
$
1,830
School Collections
Support Fund YTD $ 18,681
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Farewell & Godspeed
Dear Parishioners,
For more than 26 years, it has been my honor and privilege to serve so many
individuals, couples and families of the St. Juliana Parish and surrounding community. However, as of January 1, 2007, I plan to retire from private practice.
It has been a great blessing for me to work with you.
I appreciate all the support I have received over these years from colleagues and
staff, parish and school staff, our former advisory board and all who have contributed to the vision of counseling as a vital ministry. I am especially grateful for
the help and support of my husband, Tom, during the last few years, and for the
hospitality of the Parish.
Privacy and confidentiality of information has always been, and will continue to
be, of primary importance. Records that are ten years or older have been shredded. All other records will be kept in my possession as required by law and
shredded after a period of seven to ten years.
Thank you! I will miss you and wish you the best. You will always be in my heart
and prayers.
Sincerely,
Sue Borrelli
PASTORAL COUNCIL
MISSION STATEMENT
The St. Juliana Parish Pastoral
Council is an enthusiastic,
compassionate, faith-filled
community participating in the
ministry of the Church.
We are witnesses of the Good News,
and through example and prayer we
live the Gospel message.
Through active listening we strive to
determine and understand the
diverse needs of our parish and
community. We minister to these
needs by inviting and empowering
others to become involved in
meeting the spiritual, temporal and
social needs of all.
We partner with the Pastor and Staff
to support existing parish life, to
create vision, and to plan for the
future.
St. Juliana Friendship Club - Jewel “Shop and Share Days”
November 13th, 14th & 15th
Please use the “Shop & Share” slip printed below, sign & present it to the cashier
when you check out this Monday, Tuesday and/or Wednesday, when doing your
regular shopping or for your holiday needs. At no cost to you, St. Juliana
Friendship Club will benefit by your purchases and thank you for your continued
support.
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Mon.
Ti 1:1-9; Lk 17:1-6
Tues.
Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Lk 17:7-10
Wed.
Ti 3:1-7; Lk 17:11-19
Thu.
Phlm 7-20; Lk 17:20-25
Fri.
2 Jn 4-9; Lk 17:26-37
Sat.
3 Jn 5-8; Lk 18:1-8 or (for
the memorial of the Dedication) Acts 28:11-16, 30-31;
Mt 14:22-33
Sun.
Dn 12:-3; Ps 16; Heb 10:1114, 18; Mk 13:24-32
ALTAR LINENS
Today
Mary Biasi
November 18th/19th
Jeanne Berg
November 12, 2005
Masses for the Week
Saturday, November 11th
5:00 John & Mary Lessner & Family/John & Caroline Milliken/Eileen Fuller/
Mary Plewa/Gladys I. Tebon/Blacconeri Family/Marge Pilior/Loretta &
Edward Rutkowski/Jane Nieman/John & Nora Andrews/Camille Estka
Sunday, November 12th
7:30 Theodore & Evelyn Pilarski/John Cleary/Joseph & Mary Klebek/Mary
Rzany/Sister Remy Schaul/John Maddolozzo/Ann F. Hendzel/Chester
Jarosz/William & Cecelia Schulte/Deceased of Durkin Family
9:00 CCD Family Mass - Ruth & Mary Lou Jess & the Intentions of George
Jess/Andrew Filpi/Betty Connolly/Mary Anne Lewandowski/John Russell,
John & Rose Zbylut, Billy & Vera Everett & Andres Mendez/Lou
Schoenfeldt/Donna Lawrence/Maria Volpel & Catherine Obermann
10:30 Tom Mulroe, Sr/Margaret Zucker/Marie Eggert/Intentions of Marie
Chrusciel/Johann Kraus
12:00 Anthony Wegmann/Thomas Cody/Walter Hayes/John Guest, Sr./Mika
& Szybowski Family
Monday, November 13th - Chapel
7:00 Otto J. Nerad
8:45 Stanley Zielonka/Leonardo DeBenedetto
7 PM Holy Hour & Adoration - Chapel
Tuesday, November 14th - Chapel
7:00 Ann Wetzel
8:45 Edward Malochleb
Wednesday, November 15th - Chapel
7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish
Abagail Anne Damasky, daughter of
Todd & Julie (Hundrieser) Damasky
Joseph Paul Djonlich, Jr. son of
Joseph & Michelle (Blue) Djonlich
Alyssa Lilly Galati, daughter of Anton
& Jennifer (Norris) Galati
Emily Rose Greif, daughter of Robert
& Amy (Teichmann) Greif
Reese Patricia LaBorne, daughter of
Dirk & Vickie (Fisher) LaBorne
John Edward McGovern, son of
Edward & Joan (Leen) McGovern
Shannon Burke Murphy, daughter of
Dennis & Tara (Burke) Murphy
8:45 Church - Ashley Smiegowski/Mary Hahn
Thursday, November 16th - Chapel
7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish
8:45 Norm Boegel & Intentions of the Boegel Family/Joseph Bonk
Friday, November 17th - Chapel
7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish
8:45 William Gaughan, Mary Ann Mussil, Maria Jo Gariffo
Saturday November 18th - Church
8:30 Luigi Melone & Giuseppina Didomenico/Alice Sherlock/Frank
McGovern/Chester Bednarz
3:00 Steven R.Becker and Kelly C. Konior - Wedding
5:00 John & Mary Lessner & Family/Marie & Mary Ann Great & Family/
Frank, Anastacia & Joseph Brow/Alan Karl/Edward & Jean Contney/
Lorene & Stan Beireis & Richard Kurtin/Cheater Bednarz
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Masses for the Week cont’d
Sunday, November 19th
7:30 Ronald Jordan/Mary Rzany/Sister Remy Schaul/Deacon Michael
Finnegan/ Gladys Tebon/Ann F. Hendzel/Angeline & Virginia Bellavia/
Chester Jarosz
9:00 Scout Mass - Ruth & Mary Lou Jess & the Intentions of George Jess/
Andrew Filpi/Betty Connolly/John Russell, John & Rose Zbylut, Billy &
Vera Everett & Andres Mendez/Mary Ellen & Thomas Casey/Frank
Bruno/Mary & John Harnett/Keith Dahlstrom
III Steven R. Becker &
Kelly C. Konior
II Patrick J. Bourke &
Ann Marie McGovern
10:30 John Mulkerin/Henry & Gertrude Sinard
12:00 Adeline Mazurek/Margaret Datz/Marianna Cannarozzo/Dennis & Robert
Weiler & Edward Walsh
1:30 Baptisms
Ruth Maloney
Nick Schultz
Our Sick List Seems To Be Growing.
We would love to hear that some of our prayers have been answered. So please
let us know if anyone can be removed from the list.
Pray for the Sick
George Adamick
Rita Allen
Carolyn Amendola
Grace Antenore
Marjorie Arbogast
Edward Arrison
Celeste Baehr
Arlene Belcore
James Berman
Jonathon Berman
Gina Blease
Baby Luc Bonaguero
Baby Sara Brushaber
Hugh Cameron
Connie Carlson
Diane Cavanaugh
Marie Chrusciel
Peter Conennas/child
Jane Connolly
Lorraine Connors
Frank Conosconti
Joe Contreras
Linda Cunningham
Sis Curley
Della Curran
Beverly Cusick
Angie Dembski
Chris Dettloff
Paul Draths
Fran Draths
Edwynn Dunn
Gertrude Dunn
Francine Eggleston
Katie (Vergis) Ekstrom
Sandy Elliott
Joyce Epifanio
Eileen Farrelly
Katherine Fenton
Peter Finan
Tom Fleischhacker
Helen Flood
Jeanette Frontier
Elsy Giacomuzzi
Frank Grabowski
Patrick Grace
Albin Great
Carol Gurga
Arthur& Isabel Harder
Marlene Higgins
Joe Hora
Bob Karas
Frank Karl
Martina Kelly
Jerry Kennelly
Hank Kilian
Ken Kilian
Bob & Rose Kinzle
Edward Klebek
Joel Koskiewicz
Richard Kossak
Jean Kriz
Beatrice Krzeminski
Ray & Gen Kula
Dorothy Lachman
Amber Ladera
Nancy Larson
Toni Lawrence
Jean Losinski
Gail Maines
Lillian McCloud
Connor McKenna
Cecilia VariscoMcCormick
Erin McDermott/child
John McDonough
Michele McDowel
Patrick McNamara
Therese McNulty
Margaret McVey
Susan Michaels
Emilie Mierzwa
Mitchell Miklas
Mathew Mirek
Randee Molitor
Maureen Mulcrone
Mary Mullozzi
James Nickel
Daniel O’Connell
Helen O'Connell
Patricia O’Connell
Margaret S. O’Grady
John Oplawski
Luigi Paolini
Jeffrey Parkin
Renee Parlick
Louise Peters
John Persaud
Bruno Plewa
Michael Pontrelli
Andrew Prociuk
Edward Puhr
Crisstella Richards
Dorothy Salatino
Arthur Schmid
Joseph Schneider
Julia Sebastion
Lottie Shannon
Mary Shepelak
Helen Simon
Al & Margaret Smith
Michael Smith
Denise Solvig
Anthony Spano
Rita Spinelli
Mary Stacey
Robert Stoeck
Bill Sullivan
William Sweeney
Art Tluczek
Charlotte Tobolik
David Vandergriff
Sidney Vine - Child
Kathleen Ward
Shirley Watson
Ignatius & Mera Wel
Andrew Werlein
Helen White
Joyce Wilkey
Paul Wilkey
Genevieve Wolf
Ellen Zwiciel
Halina Zielonka
New to Prayer List
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Pray For Those Who Serve
United States Air Force
Major Michael Cerbin
Major Don Domkowski
Airman 1st Class Christopher Earle
Airman 1st Class Paul Quentin Fisher
Senior Airman Emily A. Johnson
Airman 1st Class Karen Shaw
Airman 1st Class Carlos J. Vega
Major Tom Walters
Captain Patrick Ward
Captain Claudine Ward
United States Army
Captain Grant Banko
SSG Daniel C. Berowski
Captain Thomas W. Dorrel, Jr.
PFC James Heiderman, Jr.
Captain Michael Mannion
SSG David Morgan
Major John Moreth
LTC Ray Niles
PFC Michael R. O’Connell
Major Kevin Powers
Major Louis Rago, II
SSG Daniel Roche
PFC Gregory Spina
Private John Walsh
Lt. Kevin Ward
Captain Laura Wood
Sgt. Daniel R. Zielinski
United States Marines
PFC Seamus Boyle
LCPL Justin Grayczyk
LCPL Anthony Kelly
LCPL Kevin Kiesgen
LCPL P.J. McGrath
United States Navy
Ensign Sean Driscoll
Lt. Nathan Scott
Ensign Michael Sturm
Lt. Sue Connolly Tutwiler
Lt. Cmdr. John Tutwiler
Ensign Paul Wood
Holy Hour in The Chapel
Mondays from 7:00 - 8:00 pm
It is true, Our Lord hears our prayers anywhere for He has made the promise,
“Ask, and you will receive,” but He has revealed to His servants that those who
visit Him in the Blessed Sacrament will obtain a more abundant measure of grace.
Blessed Henry Suso says that Jesus will grant the petitions of the faithful in His
Eucharistic presence sooner than in any other place.
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6th Grade Bible Ceremony
The sixth graders were presented with
bibles at a special prayer service on October 11th.
The first scripture reading at the prayer
service was from Isaiah which reminded
the students that the word of God is like
the rain and snows that water the earth,
causing her to bear much fruit. The next
reading was from Mark's parable of The
Sower and the Seed. This parable called
the students to hear God's word with an
open heart and to be like the seed that
falls on good ground and yields a fruitful
harvest.
The students promised to receive the
word of God and to study it with love
and respect. The students and the bibles
were blessed after which each student
was called by name to come forward and
receive their Bible
The sixth graders presented the fourth
and fifth grade students with mustard
and pumpkin seeds for their class prayer
tables to remind them to let the word of
God take root in their hearts.
Polite Pumpkins
First Graders are learning to live as Jesus did.
They are trying very hard to be "polite pumpkins" during the month of October.
Each polite pumpkin is given a special pumpkin to wear and one to add to the First
Grade Polite Pumpkin Patch. What a fine crop of polite pumpkins our first
graders are!
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Bingo Volunteer Schedule - Third Week Volunteers
Friday, November 17th
Hall
Operators: Terry & Kathy Gavin
Concession Workers:
Chris & Pat Curley,Tammy Pritt,
Melody & Todd Steffen, Liz McEnery, Lisa Boureau
Sellers: Mary Donovan
Payout: John Boudreau
Hugh Hegarty
Pull Tabs: Natalie Henegan,
Char Yankowski
Parish Activity Center
Callers:
Mark Yankowski, Marcy Liberty
Sellers: Kathy Flynn
Payout: Mary Ann Miller
Pull Tabs: Robin Miller
Raffle: Mary Donovan
Bookkeepers:
Sue Travers, Nancy Kealy
Raffle: Kurt Kamka
If you can’t make your scheduled time, please get a replacement or call
Kathy Gavin, the Schedule Coordinator, at 773.631.4127, ext. 40 &
leave a message.
Bulletin Articles and Mass Intentions
To insure placement in the bulletin, all articles and Mass intentions for
Sunday, Nov. 26th
are due no later than
Monday, Nov. 13th
November 12, 2006
NO PROBLEM IS HELPLESS
There IS help… please call!
For alcohol and/or drug problems,
call a member of the team for
confidential help or information:
Emmett McGovern 773.792.1469
Kate Miller 773.722.2404
Leo Miller 773.631.1929
Bill Steiner 773.792.0281
Vic Switski 773.775.7987
Paul Trudeau 847.696.4835
Sue Wolford 847.541.3038
All Meetings are in Parish Center
AA meets Thursdays ·
8:30 PM to 9:30 PM
A 12-Step Meeting for female survivors
of incest meets Fridays
from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
For more information call Judy
773.594.0849.
For professional help, call Sue Borrelli at
Family Life Counselors-773.763.4999.